. >> amy weinstein the curator and oral historian. team have the difficult task of recording interviews with families and friends of almost all 3,000 people killed in the 2001 attacks. they also interviewed more than 400 survivors, first reponders and city officials. >> there are some people who were very eager to record and did so on their own initiative. others 10 years later still are not ready. >> many find it tough to get through the recording. >> suddenly the first tower falls. and i remember knowing at that point, at least a good portion of my firehouse was wiped out. i knew ladder there was there. . >> the experience of crying. survivors who talk about seeing the firefighters going up the stairs as they were going down. there's not -- i have yet to meet a human being who can relate that experience without crying or without struggling. >> 15 minutes after the attacks there were three >> weinstein says they chose to record the interviews only in audio form because it was easier for people to open up and talk about those frighten

. >> amy weinstein the curator and oral historian.m have the difficult task of recording interviews with families and friends of almost all 3,000 people killed in the 2001 attacks. they also interviewed more than 400 survivors, first reponders and city officials. >> there are some people who were very eager to record and did so on their own initiative. others 10 years later still are not ready. >> many find it tough to get through the recording. >> suddenly the first tower falls. and i remember knowing at that point, at least a good portion of my firehouse was wiped out. i knew ladder there was there. . >> the experience of crying. survivors who talk about seeing the firefighters going up the stairs as they were going down. there's not -- i have yet to meet a human being who can relate that experience without crying or without struggling. >> 15 minutes after the attacks there were three >> weinstein says they chose to record the interviews only in audio form because it was easier for people to open up and talk about those frightening

here's alisa weinstein, author of "earn it, learn it." >> just a few short weeks ago, my daughter and i were standing in the back-to-school aisle, and i found myself making this mental check-list. this year, she's absolutely doing her homework as soon as she gets home from school. this year, she'll watch less tv. this year, i will make her more exciting lunches. and i realized parents don't make new years resolutions in january. we make them in september. that's our new year. which makes it a perfect time to say, "this year, i will broaden my child's fiscal understanding." now while a bit tougher than simply swapping baby carrots for edamame, squeezing money lessons into our back-to-school-busy lives doesn't have to be this overwhelming project. keep it simple and natural. try, "this year, i'll show my kid what the cell phone bill looks like." or, "this year, my child will help plan and budget our family vacation." you can even go all out and instate a more formal allowance or salary program. now, true, many of us break our new years resolutions, by, say, march. but look at it this wa

. >> the weinsteins were the producers behind 9/11. he made 20 million bucks from that. there was some sort of discrepancy he felt he was owed more so he went after the weinsteins for a little bit over $2 million. >> i think they settled that so he got a check. >> yes, yes, they did. is he making money on -- i wish i didn't make money off capitalism the way he does. >> bill: audience can make up their own mind about moore. earlier this week we reported on on star if you have it in your automobile and if you cancel on star they still track you. you can't cancel on star tracking you. you can cancel them talking to you but not tracking you. less than 24 hours after that what happened? >> william, they reversed their decision. i believe it is all because of you. >> bill: you think so? >> no. >> bill: just a coincidence on the factor rereported this when no one else did and then 24 hours later they reversed it. just a coincidence? >> they were neglect some flack for that, william. you know that. they were neglect some flack for that i do think you are a very powerful man. may

louis tea party, i accept harvey weinstein's invitation.ook, i definitely think that there is an element of truth that there are some people out there who do have a problem with this president's race. let's puts that out there. i would never paint everybody who's against this president as a racist, but there is a small element to that. whether we can take l'il wayne as a serious pundit, no. dana's right. he did just get out of prison and talk good being a venereal disease in one of his songs. no. >> oh, boy. >> that's -- yeah. yeah. first of all, i'd pay good money to see dana debate with harvey weinste weinstein. second of all, you -- >> all he has to do is e-mail. >> look, you know, whenever we get into this sort of celebrities and politics, it's -- l'il wayne, snooki, it's a distraction. it's something i guess. but it's totally irrelevant. you know, on the issue of race and the presidency, race has always been a fundamental fault line in american politics. l'il wayne i don't think is particularly representative. >> thanks, guys. >>> rick

caught weinstein i did at the top of the premier li united perfect start to the season coming to an end against eight yesterday with a three one one announcement they stay on top of the table only difference for man city habits and senior chelsea are three points behind after a four one win over swanzy mature as a hero and a villain for the place they're scoring a second goal in these many games and then being sent off for a bad tackle newcastle state for the when i three one win i will play elsewhere little colby bulls at anfield. after beating we're going to an arsenal i said the relegation zone drift three no win against bolton called west brom and fallen through new deal out of all forms but it's still manchester rule the top of the league and it's city boss man cheney prices brags. that he was difficult because a for me we played very well they went from different for all their games. it was not easy for us to find the solution to trying this be. this game really difficult but here we. are four months i mean it's. in the end. we have to win this game. prayers. among top flight toda

jamie weinstein and joe madison thank you all think that you think you have. after the break or is in session in my daily take i'll tell you why this nation desperately needs to bring back the corporate death penalty. that drives the world the fear mongering used by politicians who makes decisions to break through thirty three and me who can you trust no one. who is in view with the global machinery to see where are we heading state controlled capitalism is called satchels when nobody dares to ask we do our tea question more. for. we learned this week the wall street needs to lawyer up because the federal housing finance agency is filing suit against more than a dozen of the nation's biggest banks accusing the banks of selling junk mortgage securities to investors which was the trigger of bush's two thousand and eight financial crisis mortgage lending giants fannie mae and freddie mac. for example last more than thirty billion dollars after the banks into buying these piles of mortgage junk and now the government is going to look. but i want to ask you to hold

colleges themselves so just how bad are they getting scammed i was right because because of the weinstein national security reporter at mother jones and i want to thank you for joining us tonight in first if you can give us a few more details aside from i guess having these web sites with really catchy and convenient names how else are they getting better and to sign up are do we have recruiters on bases. yes indeed we do alone or we have all the ways in which for profit industry has decided its next cash cow is really military in addition to which you saw these web sites that are kind of taking up. general cheeriest. service members looking for information online recruiters that are having access to a campus in bases we have one report that was preprogrammed by bloomberg businessweek a couple of months ago about a recruiter from one of these for profits that walked right into a wounded warriors unit in a marine base in north carolina i mean also show advertisements on the american forces network which is generally not supposed to show advertisements but are overseas troops when they look

top stories on our panel tonight lisa to pass wolli you contributor at human events dot com jamie weinstein senior editor at the daily caller and joe madison most of the joe madison show on sirius x.m. satellite radio.

expert political commentators to debate the week's biggest stories so far on the panel tonight jamie weinstein senior editor at the daily caller and brian darling columnist the human events contributor to red state dot com to govern dot com and director of global studies at the earth which foundation really get three more titles for i don't know if you want to focus another hostage scenario brewing here the government looks like it may shutdown the continuing resolution failed today in the house of representatives. there was a group of how many were cantor at stuff a billion dollars for. hurricane relief and earthquake relief which women included his own district in there in the republicans apparently revolted from that and and then so there was some democrats were about what have you with this either. and in the meantime there's about seven b. . dollars in the senate they're saying seven billion dollars with disaster relief the house was saying three and a half but that's not even the short term so is the government going to shut down you know how unreasonable you know where is this thing goi

. >> steven george weinstein. >> simon weiser. >> david m. weiss. >> david thomas weiss. >> vincent michael wells. >> timothy matthew welty. >> christian hans rudolf wemmers. >> ssu-hui wen. >> and my father. we always miss you. >> and my brother. dad, i hope and haven't there is always fresh coffee, called bair, and the yankees winning the world series. i love you, i miss you, god bless the united states and the new york police department. >> oleh d. wengerchuk. >> peter m. west. >> whitfield west, jr. >> meredith lynn whalen. >> eugene whelan. >> adam s. white. >> edward james white iii. >> james patrick white. >> john sylvester white. >> kenneth wilburn white, jr. >> leonard anthony white. >> malissa y. white. >> wayne white. >> leanne marie whiteside. >> and my husband. 10 years does not diminish the love that we had for you. our three children have grown into wonderful and strong adults. you would be so proud. if your family mrs. you very much and may god continue to bless us. >> and my brother. our brother, our friend, our angel. we lov

online editor and if they had a graduation date you think you're on your way to last weekend and weinstein senior editor of the daily caller still strangely single. welcome jamie but it's ok this is this is the way for talking about jobs from the republican debate to the presidential address apropos of that a couple of new reports came out this week that are worth discussing first the world economic forum just came out with its list of the most competitive economies in the world the u.s. ranks fifth below switzerland singapore sweden and finland lost in the number one spot at last the number of. loss we lost the number one spot in two thousand and eight the world economic forum said the reasons for the decline. article are debt the loss of faith in government and corporate ethics in other words thirty years of reaganomics second by nucular report found that one in three americans born and raised in the middle class in the one nine hundred seventy s. have dropped out of the middle class today meaning there's a new trend of downward social mobility taking hold in america which might also exp

that is 5-year-old michael weinstein, unfortunately battling cancer who is there ringing the bell.dhood cancer awareness month. welcome them to the new york stock exchange. not a great day for stocks. as we have been talking about, a lot of uncertainty about the global economy. the bottom part of the screen the dow is down about 40 points. details ahead in business news. >>> we will say good morning to you. thank you for joining us on ktvu channel 2 morning news. it's a friday, september 23rd, i'm dave clark. >> i'm pam cook. time is 6:30. >>> breaking news. we are starting with the breaking news. we have followed this from san jose. police confirmed ten minutes ago a stand off at a denny's restaurant is over. some of the streets are blocked off near blossom hill road and santa theresa boulevard. news chopper 2 is flying over the scene. that was a denny's restaurant that we are looking at. police tell us a man walked into the denny's after 4:30 this morning. he had a knife. he ordered everyone out then threatened to kill himself. after more than two hours of police negotiations, th

. >> my name is bernard weinstein. i am an economist with the mcgwire energy group. of all the things i have heard mentioned today, i want to endorse mr. don hughes idea about the keystone pipeline. this is a keep peace of mr. structure -- key piece of infrastructure. i do not believe it requires any taxpayer money. it will supply of oil from alberta, a friendly nation, to refineries along the gulf coast. economic security and energy security will be much better off buying our oil from alberta rather than buying it from venezuela. last week, one hurdle was jumped. i believe the state department approved it, but there are other permitting issues. i want to emphasize that is absolutely critical and needs to go forward as soon as possible. >> thank you. thank you for that. yes, right over there. he is bringing a microphone down. could you introduce yourself? >> my name is rob frank. i am chair of the coalition. we have a 28-mile section that is part of the highway program. we have $192 million of locally generated money to fund this project -- no state money and no fede

way that i anderson and physics, these three dimensions in which we live in the first time which weinstein taught is related to the others was created in the big bang. so, i think that if you think of this, and correct me if i'm wrong, this base year was created in the big bang. we are not expanding to another space, we are creating space as we are going out. as the galaxies are expanding with these 13.7 billion in iran. we are creating free space. so, where is the other universe? as mathematicians, okay, this dimension goes on forever. but i think we have the universe year and one here and one here and many of them that is okay, but doesn't really exist from a physical point of view when the space is created in the big bang? >> i do need to corrected a little bit with all due respect. [laughter] so, there is an incorrect image that many people have in mind which is this. when we think that the big bang typically we imagine that further and further back in time, the entire cosmos is smaller and smaller and smaller, and we back toward the beginning, the universe we sort of intuitive we thin

way that i anderson and physics, these three dimensions in which we live in the first time which weinstein taught is related to the others was created in the big bang. so, i think that if you think of this, and correct me if i'm wrong, this base year was created in the big bang. we are not expanding to another space, we are creating space as we are going out. as the galaxies are expanding with these 13.7 billion in iran. we are creating free space. so, where is the other universe? as mathematicians, okay, this dimension goes on forever. but i think we have the universe year and one here and one here and many of them that is okay, but doesn't really exist from a physical point of view when the space is created in the big bang? >> i do need to corrected a little bit with all due respect. [laughter] so, there is an incorrect image that many people have in mind which is this. when we think that the big bang typically we imagine that further and further back in time, the entire cosmos is smaller and smaller and smaller, and we back toward the beginning, the universe we sort of intuitive we thin

way that i anderson and physics, these three dimensions in which we live in the first time which weinsteinught is related to the others was created in the big bang. so, i think that if you think of this, and correct me if i'm wrong, this base year was created in the big bang. we are not expanding to another space, we are creating space as we are going out. as the galaxies are expanding with these 13.7 billion in iran. we are creating free space. so, where is the other universe? as mathematicians, okay, this dimension goes on forever. but i think we have the universe year and one here and one here and many of them that is okay, but doesn't really exist from a physical point of view when the space is created in the big bang? >> i do need to corrected a little bit with all due respect. [laughter] so, there is an incorrect image that many people have in mind which is this. when we think that the big bang typically we imagine that further and further back in time, the entire cosmos is smaller and smaller and smaller, and we back toward the beginning, the universe we sort of intuitive we think o

. >> my name is bernard weinstein. i am an economist with the mcgwire energy group. of all the things i have heard mentioned today, i want to endorse mr. don hughes idea about the keystone pipeline. this is a keep peace of mr. structure -- key piece of infrastructure. i do not believe it requires any taxpayer money. it will supply of oil from alberta, a friendly nation, to refineries along the gulf coast. economic security and energy security will be much beer off buying our oil from alberta rather than buying it from venezuela. last week, one hurdle was jumped. i believe the state department approved it, but there are other permitting isss. i want to emphasize that is absolutely critical and needs to go forward as on as possible. >> thank you. thank you for that. yes, right over there. he is bringing a microphone down. uld you introduce yourself? >> mname is rob frank. i am chair of the coalition. we have a 28-le section that is part of the highway program. we have $192 million of locally generated money to fund this project -- no state money and no federal money. w

. >> my name is bernard weinstein. i am an economist with the mcgwire energy group. of all the things i have heard mentioned today, i want to endorse mr. don hughes idea about the keystone pipeline. this is a keep peace of mr. structure -- key piece of infrastructure. i do not believe it requires any taxpayer money. it will supply of oil from alberta, a friendly nation, to refineries along the gulf coast. economic secury and energy security will be much better off buying our oil from alberta rather than buying it from venezuela. last week, one hurdle was jumped. i believe the state department approved it, but there are other permitting issues. i want to emphasize that is absolutely critical and needs to go forward as soon as possible. >> thank you. thank you for that. yes, right over there. he is bringing a microphone down. could you introduce yourself? >> my name is rob frank. i am chair of the coalition. we have a 28-mile section that is part of the highway program. we have $192 million of locally generated money to fund this project -- no state money and no federa

. >> my name is bernard weinstein. i am an economist with the mcgwire energy group. of all the things i have heard mentioned today, i want to endorse mr. don hughes idea abouthe keystone pipeline. this is a keep peace of mr. structure -- key piece of infrastructure. i do not believe it requires any taxpayer money. it will supply of oil from alberta, a friendly nation, to refineries along the gulf cot. economic secity and energy security will be much better off buying our oil from alberta rather than buying it from venezuela. last week, one hurdle was jumped. i believe the state department approved it, but there are other permitting issues. i want to emphasize that is absolutely critical and needs to go forward as soon as possible. >> thank you. thank you for that. yes, right over there. he is bringing a microphone down. could you introduce yourself? >> my name is rob frank. i am chair of the coalition. we he a 28-mile section that is part of the highway program. we have $192 million of locally generated money to fund this project -- no state money and no federal mone